Lost Nightclub Secures Entire Oxford Street Block for London Return

Lost, the no-phones nightclub that operated out of a cinema on Shaftesbury Avenue before closing around five months before this report, has revealed its next home via Instagram. The club announced it has secured the former London College of Fashion building — an entire block on Oxford Street — describing its ambitions as building "a space for new forms of nightlife, culture and art in the heart of London" and asking the community for support in securing a premises licence. Lost had previously indicated it would return in November with a '24-hour district' concept, though its most recent post included no official opening date. The original venue opened in March 2025 and quickly became a sensation thanks to its exclusive nature, strict no-phones policy, and secret line-ups. Across its many rooms it offered cinema screenings, live bands, DJ sets, and hidden cocktail bars. Celebrity visitors included Charli XCX, Olivia Rodrigo, and Central Cee. The Oxford Street site is described as an entire block, suggesting a significantly larger footprint than the club's former Shaftesbury Avenue location.